The Talk – Bill Pullman on ‘The Sinner’ Season Four; Shooting in Nova Scotia

Nov 8, 2021

Monday on “The Talk” Bill Pullman discusses the fourth season of “The Sinner” and his character, Detective Harry Ambrose being retired. “That was the idea, to be retired.” Pullman adds, “The end of the third season he commits a violent act. He shoots a man that is unarmed… so he’s living with that trauma. So he goes to a remote island to kind of get away from it all. He’s off his meds and drama ensues.” He adds about shooting on location, “It’s a really beautiful part of the world, Nova Scotia where we were shooting. The first three season were in New York, lower Hudson area. But this was an island that I go to, to get away from it all. It’s a UNESCO [World] heritage town, called Lunenburg… it’s beautiful. Over 70 percent of the buildings are over 200 years old… most of the sets were 5 minutes’ walk away. We were living not in some back lot, except that the schooners that then came out in full masts were real, no CGI.”